A bit council (Vol 4)

A bit council (Vol 4)

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Algarve

2,102 posts

82 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Big Easy said:
hyphen said:
Poor sod
Agreed. It's a bit off that he's being mocked on here for that.
Yeah Its definitely off. The guy has had a job with the same company for 16 years, appears to have fallen on hard times but is trying. How many Wayne and waynetta slobs do you think would have done a load of prep work for the council workers coming in??

I guess the football shirt photos and living in Hull make him easy pickings but I think its says a lot more about the people picking on him online, than it does about him.

wildoliver

8,801 posts

217 months

HTP99

22,642 posts

141 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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wildoliver said:
Oh FFS, really!

kowalski655

14,691 posts

144 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Roofless Toothless said:
That was the Kinks, mate. smile
The Stranglers did a pretty good job of covering it

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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That big battered pig in blanket doesn’t like bad value at £3.99 - for charidee too mate

zarjaz1991

3,501 posts

124 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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HTP99 said:
Oh FFS, really!
It's completely over the top.

One day out of date...mistakes happen. Close the store for a whole day? Makes me larf.

I'd have just eaten it. It's fine.

ambuletz

10,798 posts

182 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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wildoliver said:
no its not. it's clearly
- abit of fun
- good marketing from the business
- doing something for charity too.

you're just being miserable.

Barchettaman

6,341 posts

133 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...

One for DogStar.

Also: weird Council name, anxiety, Asda.

BaldOldMan

4,677 posts

65 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Barchettaman said:
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...

One for DogStar.

Also: weird Council name, anxiety, Asda.
"Shantell Jones, 38, of Hayton Grove, Gipsyville,"

Nope - can't think of anything council in that....... wink

Fermit and Sexy Sarah

13,080 posts

101 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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BaldOldMan said:
Barchettaman said:
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...

One for DogStar.

Also: weird Council name, anxiety, Asda.
"Shantell Jones, 38, of Hayton Grove, Gipsyville,"

Nope - can't think of anything council in that....... wink
'Now, the mother of four, who relies on Universal Credit said she has been left without means of providing for herself or her children'

Yet....

'told she would not be allowed to take her shopping home from the Hessle Road Asda despite paying the £474.90 bill on her card'

How does it pay some so well to live off the state? Some 10 years ago I was in a bad place health wise, with no work, for the first time in 16 years of full time work I needed help. £78 a week, and interest only on my mortgage (at 1%, my mortgage was 4.4) was all I was entitled to from the state, I would have been buried within months, had I not figured my way through the mess. I'll reiterate, a £475 shop, whilst on benefits.

That's something to be 'raging' about, love.

Edited by Fermit and Sexy Sarah on Thursday 5th December 22:18

ninepoint2

3,328 posts

161 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Bloody hell, Hull does seem to be the centre of Councilism yikes

Krikkit

26,591 posts

182 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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ninepoint2 said:
Bloody hell, Hull does seem to be the centre of Councilism yikes
Hull and Grimsby basically try and out council each other every day. Terrible places.

That's one thing I don't miss about living in North Lincs!

ambuletz

10,798 posts

182 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
'Now, the mother of four, who relies on Universal Credit said she has been left without means of providing for herself or her children'

Yet....

'told she would not be allowed to take her shopping home from the Hessle Road Asda despite paying the £474.90 bill on her card'

How does it pay some so well to live off the state? Some 10 years ago I was in a bad place health wise, with no work, for the first time in 16 years of full time work I needed help. £78 a week, and interest only on my mortgage (at 1%, my mortgage was 4.4) was all I was entitled to from the state, I would have been buried within months, had I not figured my way through the mess. I'll reiterate, a £475 shop, whilst on benefits.

That's something to be 'raging' about, love.

Edited by Fermit and Sexy Sarah on Thursday 5th December 22:18
universal credit is basically 1 benefit. instead of someone getting XX amount in 'jobseekers' or ESA, xx amount on child benifit etc... they are means tested as normal, and all the money is paid in a montly lump sum. instead of every 2 weeks for one benefit, or 4 weeks for another, etc...



Johnnytheboy

24,498 posts

187 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Krikkit said:
Hull and Grimsby basically try and out council each other every day. Terrible places.

That's one thing I don't miss about living in North Lincs!
My in laws live in a village near Grimsby, being somewhat Hyacinth Bouquet, they tell people "Lincolnshire".

If I'm there I always helpfully chip in "just outside Grimsby".

hepy

1,274 posts

141 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Johnnytheboy said:
Krikkit said:
Hull and Grimsby basically try and out council each other every day. Terrible places.

That's one thing I don't miss about living in North Lincs!
My in laws live in a village near Grimsby, being somewhat Hyacinth Bouquet, they tell people "Lincolnshire".

If I'm there I always helpfully chip in "just outside Grimsby".
Waltham?

alorotom

11,965 posts

188 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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ninepoint2 said:
Bloody hell, Hull does seem to be the centre of Councilism yikes
I worked there for 6mths (Feb to Aug) and it didn't seem to bad from an outsider's view - certainly not really worse than most other places of a similar size

Jim the Sunderer

3,239 posts

183 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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wildoliver said:
He's being soft, due to wage stagnation I'm almost exclusively eating out of date or "whoopsy" as they called them in Asda.

Drihump Trolomite

5,048 posts

82 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Jim the Sunderer said:
wildoliver said:
He's being soft, due to wage stagnation I'm almost exclusively eating out of date or "whoopsy" as they called them in Asda.
You could try your local Gregs Outlet

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

117 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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HTP99 said:
wildoliver said:
Oh FFS, really!
One day pastrami it's sell by date.

shtu

3,494 posts

147 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Barchettaman said:
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...

One for DogStar.

Also: weird Council name, anxiety, Asda.
Coucilista said:
I was four hours getting everything...

I got Christmas presents and food and things like selection boxes.
Yup, struggling along on the breadline there.
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